War crimes accusations from Ukraine. President Zelensky addressed the U.N. Security Council, saying the Russian military must be brought to justice for war crimes immediately. This comes after Ukraine says Russian troops massacred civilians in the town of Bucha, near Kyiv. 

President Biden has already called for a war crimes trial for Vladimir Putin. We go In Depth into whether the U.N. or The Hague can stop the Russian war machine in Ukraine. 

We head back to Kyiv to talk to a man there again for an update on his situation. He had spent some time in a bomb shelter. He also says his friend just visited Bucha to see the destruction up close. 

A new study shows the person who can be effective at persuading people to get a COVID vaccine is none other than former President Trump himself. We explain how.  

The mass shooting in Sacramento is raising lots of questions about gun control laws and if they work. We look into what more can possibly be done to try to stop gun violence. 

The career of Tiger Woods was in serious jeopardy after last year's car accident near Rancho Palos Verdes. Now, he says he feels good enough to probably tee off at The Masters this week. 

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Tik Tok might look like fun for your kids, especially the younger ones, as they watch short, funny videos. But it turns out that entertainment might be doing more harm than good when it comes to their brains. We go In Depth into how Tik Tok and other social media could be making it harder for kids to concentrate. 

Elon Musk has bashed Twitter lately over its content policies so what is he doing now as the company's largest shareholder? We try to find out. 

Russia is facing its heaviest criticism yet over the war in Ukraine. Images are coming out of Ukraine of bodies of dozens, maybe even hundreds, of civilians on the streets, apparently killed by Russian forces. President Biden now calling for a war crimes trial against Vladimir Putin. 

We talk to a man in Ukraine who says he's coordinating a group of cyber warriors to go after Russia. 

A new U.N. report is a buzz kill for those hopeful that we all can slow down global warming together. We go In Depth into what hope we have left before it's too late. 

Valley Fever was once thought to be mostly a problem in California's Central Valley. But it's spreading across the West and climate change might be a big reason why. 

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The kids are far from all right. New data from the CDC is showing just how much the pandemic has impacted teens. Nearly half of them surveyed reported feeling persistently sad or hopeless in the past year. We go In Depth into what exactly is driving these feelings and what parents can do to help. 

A group right here in southern California has gone on a rescue mission in Ukraine to help people with disabilities leave the country while Russia attacks. We find out about how the group is helping people start a new life. 

We head back to Ukraine for an update on a man who's from a city that's been under heavy Russian attack. His dad and friend were nearly killed in a bombing.  

Amazon workers in New York City make company history by voting to start a union. We go In Depth into what that means for the company and the rest of its workers. 

LA city settles a big lawsuit over the homeless crisis. The county though is holding out but for how long? 

The House passes a bill that would make marijuana legal. We look into whether it stands a chance in the Senate. 

Bongs might be fun for people who smoke pot but not so much for others around them. A new study finds secondhand bong smoke is dangerous. 

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President Biden has made history when he announced the release of one million barrels of oil per day from the country's strategic petroleum reserve for the next six months. The goal is to reduce record-high gas prices. We go In Depth into whether this plan will work. 

The White House says it's hearing Vladimir Putin's own advisers are basically lying to him about the war in Ukraine. We look into why and what that means for possible peace. 

We head to Poland to talk to a veterinarian from San Diego who's there taking care of pets and other animals impacted by the war. 

Will Smith faces discipline over his slap at the Oscars. We go In Depth into how the fallout will impact his career and what he can do to clean up the mess he created. 

The pandemic is having a major impact on attendance at schools in LA and across California even though we're moving closer to the old normal. 

New reports say the federal investigation into Hunter Biden is heating up. We look into whether the president's son could be indicted. 

Aliens. Are they really out there? Were they here? One astronomer from Harvard says YES. 

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One of Hollywood's leading men is now leaving the acting world. The family of Bruce Willis says his decades-long career is now over due to a medical condition called aphasia. We go In Depth into what aphasia is and the challenges that lie ahead for the A-list actor. 

The Pentagon says it's questioning if Russia is really serious about scaling back military operations in Ukraine. There were more attacks in the past 24 hours as the two countries are still talking peace in Turkey. 

We talk to a woman from Ukraine who's now one of about four million people who've left the country since the war began. She explains the difficult decision to leave. 

People 50 and older can now get their second COVID booster shot from Pfizer or Moderna. We go In Depth into how the FDA may have just rushed this all through.  

How close is the Biden family to businesspeople in China? A new report details Hunter Biden's business dealings there. 

We give you another reason to like avocados. They can apparently keep your heart healthy. 

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The FDA makes it official today. If you're over 50 and want a second COVID booster shot from Pfizer or Moderna you can get it now. The CDC is also recommending it. But is the data really there? Will it be free for everyone? We go In Depth into the decision behind the approval. 

New reports reveal a big mystery from the White House on January 6th, 2021--the day of the Capitol Hill riot. They say there's a major gap in the phone logs from former President Trump. Was Mr. Trump really not using his phone that whole time? 

Will Smith escapes legal punishment but what about punishment from the Oscars? A big meeting tomorrow could make history or could be not much of anything. 

Officials from Russia and Ukraine meet for peace talks in Turkey. There's some progress too but will it create enough momentum for peace? We go In Depth. 

We head to Ukraine where we talk to a journalist who was writing about culture and issues of the day but is now focused on helping people struggling during the war. 

The NFL tries to make it easier for women to coach in the league. We look into whether it'll actually work and if we could one day see a female head coach. 

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It was the slap heard and seen around the world. Now the Academy has condemned Will Smith's actions against Chris Rock and has started a formal review into what happened. We go In Depth into Will Smith, Chris Rock and the Oscars. 

We talk to a man from Ukraine who left the Donbas region in 2014 and is now trying to get his mother out.

Russia and Ukraine are set to hold peace talks this week. Could we see progress?

The FDA could authorize a second COVID booster shot for people 50 and older.

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President Biden heads east from Brussels to Poland where he met with U.S. troops earlier today. The president telling them the consequences of the war in Ukraine could extend around the world. This comes before meeting with Ukrainian refugees in the country and delivering a major address tomorrow. We go In Depth into the president's trip to Europe. 

Russia's military might be changing strategies as troops seem to be struggling to control key cities. Does this mean Russia is losing? 

Families in Ukraine have been separated by the war. We talked to one woman from Mariupol who escaped but wasn't able to get a hold of her grandma who was still there. We have an update. 

The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas reportedly sent text messages asking former President Trump's Chief-of-Staff to try to help to overturn the 2020 election. We look into what problems this may cause. 

The civilian commission charged with oversight of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will investigate alleged deputy gangs. The news comes days after the county's Inspector General, Max Huntsman, reported that he had identified 41 deputies who allegedly belong to active gangs. We here from Sheriff Alex Villanueva about these allegations. 

The Oscars are Sunday. It'll be the first time in four years with a host--three of them now. We look into what to expect and which movies might win big. 

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President Biden is in Brussels today meeting with leaders of other NATO countries to discuss the war in Ukraine. The president talked about unity in the face of aggression by Vladimir Putin.  

The president says there will be more sanctions hit against Russia and more humanitarian aid to Ukraine. We go In Depth into the Western response to the war. 

The White House reportedly has put together a team to look into the possibilities of a nuclear or chemical attack on Ukraine. 

We head back to Ukraine to talk to a man in Kyiv whose family was dealing with a COVID outbreak when the war started. Medicine suddenly became hard to find. 

LA is shrinking. Not land-wise. It's still huge. But lots of people left the city and other big cities across the country during the height of the pandemic. We look into why. 

Actor Tim Robbins from "Shawshank Redemption" and lots of other big movies is with us to talk theater, acting and politics. He started a live theater group and they're back now performing here in LA.  

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President Biden travels across the Atlantic to meet with NATO allies in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine. The president is floating the idea of more sanctions as the U.S. government has now formally declared that members of the Russian armed forces have committed war crimes and we're finding out the Pentagon is giving the White House options to add more troops in Eastern Europe. We go In Depth into how the U.S. plans to stop Russia. 

The FBI is warning that Russian cyber hackers are cyber-casing some energy companies and other big businesses here in the U.S.  

We head back to Ukraine to talk about a dog. Not just any dog but a traveling dog and Instagram star who's stuck with her owners trying to stay safe. 

Governor Newsom signed a new law to make abortions cheaper for some women. It seems to be one of many laws that could be passed here and elsewhere ahead of a Supreme Court ruling that could overturn Roe v. Wade. 

Moderna says its COVID vaccine works for the littlest of kids. So when could they be able to get their shots and will it even be worth doing? 

The Oscars are Sunday. Hollywood is getting ready for the big night but will the show return to its flashy and grand ways with COVID still around and the war raging in Ukraine? We'll look into whether things will get political. 

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